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Description A good economy, one packet containing a mixture of butterhead, cos, crisp and loose leaf types to give you a spread of varieties and t...

DescriptionEasy to grow and the light green foliage and sky blue flowers make a beautiful sight in spring. Height 20cm. Seed Count - 375 When to so...

Description Deep green succulent leaves for a summer long crop. Ideal for sowing in succession for a constant supply of fresh leaves. A slow bolti...

Description Fabulous flower, excellent for the border and containers. Medicinal plants attractive to bees and butterflies. Good cut flower. Likes ...

Description Small compact heads of bright green. Slightly more open than other varieties but outstanding for its flavour. Sow early spring up to Ju...

Description Can be sown in autumn for early spring flush of orange and apricot shades. Dead head regularly to encourage new growth. Height 45-60cm....

Description Quite distinct round pale coloured fruits.Very vigorous and prolific. Considered more digestible by some connoisseurs. Outdoor plot. Se...

Description One of the most famous varieties but I have yet to see it eaten first thing in the morning in France. Long roots of red with a white ti...

Description Plants produce a mass of mid-green leaves on thin green stems which will continue to be produced right through the winter. Seed Count...

Description An old favourite. Early into production, shorter growing and slightly rough pod texture but outstanding flavour. Seed Count - 55 Whe...

Description This really is a terrific value packet. These Pansys can boast a wide range of colours to brighten any winter day. Sow July for winter ...

Description Brilliant orange double flowers in April and May on bright green foliage, planted in clumps they seem to glow at night. Height 45-60cm....

Description The twin to the early variety but the spears can be harvested from April onwards Seed Count - 750 When to sow May and early June.   Whe...

Description The favourite for successional sowing. Blunt ended cylindrical roots with very small core. Superb flavour and colour. Seed Count - 20...

Description Very frizzy curled deep green leaves held on plants 50-60cm tall which need no staking.The older larger leaves will be more bitter so b...

Description Much grown maincrop and storing variety. Heavy yields, long thick roots, good colour & flavour. Can be pulled as required during t...

Description The first of the "cut and come again" types to arrive in our gardens. Bright green serrated leaves form large heads. Gives a different ...

Description Medium long pencil podded type of light green with distinct purple markings which disappear on cooking.Virtually stringless and a good ...

Description Oregon Sugar Pod is a tall growing mangetout type producing really large broad flat pods. For the sweetest flavor, pick when the peas a...

Description A special pack containing a mixture of French Breakfast, Scarlet Globe and Sparkler to give a variation in one row. Seed Count - 1000 W...

Description Our own selected variety giving prolific supplies of lush green leaves with heavy curling. Fine flavour. Seed Count - 500 When to sow ...

Description A real old favourite. Deep green outer leaves, colour is retained in the heart. Very crisp and well flavoured. Ideal for spring and au...

Description Large white flowers surrounded by lacy cloud like green foliage. Flowers June to August. Height 60cm.   Seed Count - 1350 When to sow M...

Description Another traditional cottage garden favourite. Tall elegant spires of trumpet shaped flowers. Height 150cm.  Seed Count - 400 When to so...